Copper, a provider of institutional digital asset infrastructure, is proud to announce its expansion into Liechtenstein with the launch of its custody services.
This move comes after securing a registration under the Token and TT Service Provider Act (TVTG, “Blockchain Act”) from the Financial Market Authority (FMA) of Liechtenstein.
Copper leverages blockchain tech to serve institutional investors in the Liechtenstein market with its custody solution for digital assets.
This expansion aligns with Liechtenstein’s approach to digital assets and blockchain tech, “as exemplified by the implementation of the Blockchain Act in 2020.”
Copper’s custody service will enable institutional investors to “securely store and manage their digital assets.”
By obtaining the TVTG registration, Copper demonstrates its commitment to regulatory compliance and its ability to “meet the stringent requirements set by the FMA.”
This milestone positions Copper as a trusted partner for institutions seeking to engage with digital assets in “a secure and regulated environment.”
Amar Kuchinad, Group CEO of Copper, commented on the expansion:
“We are thrilled to bring Copper’s institutional-grade custody solution to Liechtenstein. This launch represents a significant step in our mission to bridge the gap between traditional finance and the digital asset ecosystem. Liechtenstein’s forward-thinking regulatory framework aligns perfectly with our vision for the future of finance.”
Copper will continue to work closely with the FMA and other relevant authorities in Liechtenstein to ensure “ongoing compliance and to contribute to the growth of the digital asset industry in the principality.”
Founded in 2018, Copper has established itself as a key player in institutional digital asset infrastructure, focusing on “custody and collateral management.”
Its suite of products and services enables institutions to “safely custody and trade digital assets.”
The Copper group’s flagship product, ClearLoop, allows institutional clients to manage collateral and settle trades in “near real-time across multiple exchanges, mitigating counterparty risk and increasing capital efficiency.”
Copper’s infrastructure serves institutional investors globally, safeguarding “billions of dollars in digital assets.”
The firm’s commitment to security, innovation, and regulatory compliance has made it a “trusted partner for institutions entering the digital asset space.”